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You've been waiting for BTC to fall to $50k for over a year, with or without an irregular flat.
And your only mention of a bullish alternative count is:
"that the bearish option will be invalidated above $114k."
This isn't Elliott, this is your bearish thread.
The norm in Elliott, especially in long-term terms, is to have two alternatives, one bullish and one bearish.
You've been using only one for a year: going for $50k.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5485551.msg64037630#msg64037630
And your only mention of a bullish alternative count is:
"that the bearish option will be invalidated above $114k."
This isn't Elliott, this is your bearish thread.
The norm in Elliott, especially in long-term terms, is to have two alternatives, one bullish and one bearish.
You've been using only one for a year: going for $50k.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5485551.msg64037630#msg64037630
This is not my "bearish thread"
Personally, I think bitcoin may surpass the marketcap of gold; and, if that
https://companiesmarketcap.com/assets-by-market-cap/
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You've been waiting for BTC to fall to $50k for over a year, with or without an irregular flat.
And your only mention of a bullish alternative count is:
"that the bearish option will be invalidated above $114k."
This isn't Elliott, this is your bearish thread.
The norm in Elliott, especially in long-term terms, is to have two alternatives, one bullish and one bearish.
You've been using only one for a year: going for $50k.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5485551.msg64037630#msg64037630
And your only mention of a bullish alternative count is:
"that the bearish option will be invalidated above $114k."
This isn't Elliott, this is your bearish thread.
The norm in Elliott, especially in long-term terms, is to have two alternatives, one bullish and one bearish.
You've been using only one for a year: going for $50k.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5485551.msg64037630#msg64037630
This is not my "bearish thread"
Personally, I think bitcoin may surpass the marketcap of gold; and, if that happens at today's gold price, then bitcoin will be around $1,200,000
https://companiesmarketcap.com/assets-by-market-cap/